There are plenty of good reasons to consider downsizing your home—but here's why experts say you may regret the move.
Yes, a larger house can mean more rooms to keep clean, but in a small house, there are fewer places to hide the clutter. By downsizing, you may find that you spend more time picking up your place and that the job is more difficult than it used to be.
"In a big house, when you wanted everything clean and didn't want to deal with it, you could just throw it all in that extra room for later," says Tucker."But when you downsize to a smaller home, you often don't have the extra room or closet space. You are forced to be clean and tidy and put everything back in its place."Real estate is all about timing.
"If you downsize your home without taking into account the resale value of a smaller property, then you could be disappointed when it sells for less than expected," Faccone adds.
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